You Might Be Shocked – And Frightened – To Learn Where This Group Of Illegals Came From

“People think this is just about Mexico and Central America, but it isn't.”

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B. Christopher Agee 

As illegals continue to stream across America’s southern border, authorities are faced with the herculean task of identifying and processing the intruders while complying with the federal government’s policy of de facto amnesty. While most of the illegals make the trip from Mexico and Central American nations, Breitbart reports that a significant number come from decidedly less familiar home countries.

National Border Patrol Council Local 3307 spokesperson Albert Spratte revealed the startling origins of many who show up at the U.S.-Mexico border with hopes of joining our staggering population of illegal immigrants.



“One group of our agents apprehended individuals from Bangladesh, Nepal, and Sri Lanka,” he recalled.
Each of those detained Saturday, he explained, were adult males who had no intention of cooperating with U.S. authorities.

“Our agents apprehended them,” he said, “they did not turn themselves in. They were trying to sneak in.”

According to Spratte, a group of this size from such exotic nations is not unprecedented.
“We have had them in the past, but it isn’t common,” he told Breitbart.
On the same day that these men were rounded up, he affirmed that several females from China were also processed near the border.

“This should be a reminder to the public that unaccompanied minors and family units are not the only ones crossing into the U.S. illegally,” he said.

While many proponents of Obama administration immigration policies attempt to portray these illegals as downtrodden children from Central America, Spratte cautioned against accepting such generalities.

“The media are concentrating on the Central American families and minors,” he said, “and they are not covering the fact that we are still getting people, often adult males, who are coming from other nations.”

He concluded that individuals “from all over the world” are making the trip to America’s southern border – including many from nations with ties to Islamic terrorism.
“Border Patrol agents in our sector have in the past apprehended aliens from Iraq, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Israel, and many other nations,” he said. “People think this is just about Mexico and Central America, but it isn’t.”